Hours
| Friday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 20238 Taft Hwy, Bakersfield, CA 93311
Phone: (661) 573-4815
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Reviews
We were their early so it was pretty fast service, but can see it taking longer time given she is making paronta right when you order.
Overall pleasantly surprised, highly recommend.
Great taste and great service
Must stop place!!
We ate in our car along with cold mango lassi. Enjoyed it very much. Reasonable prices.
Three stars for atmosphere as this is just a good counter inside the store. But don’t let that hold you back from making a stop here( exit 244 on I-5).
Atmosphere- it’s in a gas station so nowhere to sit, just grab and go.
Too expensive for the quality.
Additionally, there’s a food truck 2 min away that’s open until 1am that has better food for a valid price. We should’ve searched around instead of compromising. Ended up going to the food truck after this.
I missed my regular rest/break exit and took the next one.
To my pleasant surprise, found this Indian (Punjabi) gas station store.
They have a section inside the store where the sell freshly cooked food.
The specials for the day included “Rajmah Chawal” (Kidney bean curry and Rice). So we had to order that 🙂
Also got some freshly fried samosas.
The Rajmah Chawal was very delicious and had a nice flavor of “ghee” (clarified butter).
The samosas were nice and crunchy on the outside and the stuffing was tasty. I gobbled one without even dipping it in the chutney.
This store looked like a family run business and all the people were very friendly.
Now I have a new spot to stop for gas and food between SoCal and the Bay!
P.S: They saw my 3 year old with me and gave her a complimentary sweet (gulab jamun) 🙂
I would highly recommend skipping this shady establishment and going few miles north or south to another Indian restaurant if you are craving Indian food. It seems to be a family owned business located in the corner of a gas station store. First off, they do not have any prices on the menu, so you don’t know what you are paying until they ring you up.
I ordered a 2 side combo and the total before tip came up to be $17.92.
They also charge you a 3.5% fee for using a card without mentioning that there is a fee for using card. For a homestyle kitchen in bakersfield, with to go only and no seating it seems steeply priced compared to similar places in LA/bay area.
Chicken curry – it was more like watered chicken with chopped onions and tomatoes. (can be seen in the pic)
Spinach – lacked flavour, tasteless
The combo came with a huge portion of rice and very little curry, so I ended up throwing most of the rice away. Never going back here again!